DaGeek247

I don't know if it's funnier if tree is gasping in the last panel because his people get used as an asswipe, or if it's a gasp because he's gotta go poo somewhere else now.

Well yeah, but this is the kind of review you want to leave up, as advertisement for the customers you actually want to show up at your shop.

Yeah. Take-Two CEO is a dumbass for the logistical reasons alone. Good-enough-to-stream-games internet is more rare than household VR headsets. There is not enough market to support this industry at the scale required to make it financially viable.

You missed the one in the middle panel on the bottom row :D

I appreciate all the work you put into writing about and belittling my experiences. Please reconsider your priorities.

I'm autistic. More importantly I'm also empathetic; too many people have told me that women don't appreciate being approached by strange people except in very specific circumstances. It's not just a person risk vs personal reward calculation. It's also a risk of how whoever I approach may be affected as well. It's a calculation of what the reward actually is. Getting a date could be fun, but I'm not so sure it's worth ruining someone (or several someone's) else's evening to obtain it. I'm also very sure that the amount of times I would have to try, in order to learn how to flirt, is much higher than a neurotypical person's would be.

Just because you think that learning to flirt with people is a skill worth having does mean it is one I think is one worth having, independant of any of the risks or realities of what learning to flirt might actually entail.

this is unreasonable.

I'll thank you not to decide my experiences for me.

It's a skill where fucking it up has the possible consequence of being labeled a creep, or worse. Makes it a lot harder to get into when participating could ruin your life. Many people have written off flirting / approaching in person entirely because of this.

Note the "possible". Fear means people are less likely to do something, not that there is some sort of assessment on the likelyhood of a risk actually happening.

That another way that healthy relationships can work, yes. But yours is not the only way.

It is in a healthy relationship.

Sniffies is the new hotness, even though it is also venture capitalist funded.

They just did this shit to me. Did you manage to get banned/did it resolve the issue?

Open source/source available only pertains to how the source code is published, it has nothing to do with how the app itself is distrubuted/sold.

Yes, exactly. OP has given no license for his app source code, despite posting it on github. Open source is a gift to public; saying that anyone is open to use and redistribute it however they want.

OP has not given that permission, so the label of 'open source' is premature, and possibly misleading.